It’s not me….
Coming to terms with having a disease like multiple sclerosis is a difficult thing to do, not only in my case, but everyone else that’s following the ABP and attempting what the world’s medical professional’s deem impossible. Just think about that for a moment…. the hundreds of thousands of specialists, neurologists, doctors, researchers and carers are all under the impression that what’s being done by myself and thousands before me is simply not possible…
The me that I see in the old photographs I have of me skydiving or hiking were taken what in reality is a lifetime ago, 35 or 40 years ago when I was fit and healthy, not the fat, old and sick dude I see in the mirror now.
Like so many people back then, I was healthy and capable of doing what I wanted to do physically, okay I was a little different than 99.9% of people because I chose to do what most people wouldn’t logically consider… sports and activities most would term extreme and not for the sane or faint hearted.
Obviously being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis over fifteen years ago changed the physical me and very nearly the person living in my head…
But by adopting the Ann Boroch Protocol as my way of life, the sickly physically incapable person of 21 months ago is changing, I’m still very limited obviously but I’m so much better than I was. The small subtle improvements that have been happening in the past and previously only “popped in” for a short visit are gradually becoming permanent changes. In addition to the three things I mentioned in a previous post, the fourth and equally important thing is “patience”… actually it’s massively important, nothing in the protocol happens overnight, it’s not a quick temporary fix, it happens slowly but surely and is permanent providing we stay away from the toxins that took away our life in the first place.
For the millions worldwide that have multiple sclerosis and have been given the prognosis of declining health, worsening condition, frustration, pain, depression and Bob’s brother… No Hope…. a little humour there….. that may be the case of million of others, but let me make this clear…
It’s not me…